Sentence examples for halt future from inspiring English sources
AW, Scarborough The irony – a company cold calling customers at home to sell them a box that will halt future unsolicited sales calls.
"Although recent enforcement actions indicate that priorities have changed, we need to understand how the S.E.C. will revise compliance programs to detect and halt future fund abuses".
BERLIN — Denmark and Finland both announced Thursday that they would halt future arms exports to Saudi Arabia, following a similar decision by neighboring Germany earlier this month.
Yet the sharply limited goals Mr. Obama has described in explaining his rationale for taking military action now — "a shot across the bow" to halt future chemical attacks, he told PBS — pose risks of their own.
Amid accusations in the House of Commons of "the PPI scandal of the property sector", Barwell ordered developers to halt future sales of leasehold houses or face government action next year.
The story above makes clear the need to simultaneously: 1) halt future prospecting for fossil fuel reserves to avoid future stranded assets; 2) scale up our investment in renewable energy technologies so that we can get off coal powered electricity as soon as possible; 3) seriously consider the equity dimensions of stranded assets.
The state halted future payments, and it wants Mr. Bothe to return $605.50 he already received.
The premium cable network says it has halted future shipments of the DVDs, has removed them from its digital platforms and will edit the scene for future telecasts.
The hearing will address the issue of a legal order - or 'stay' - imposed following a private prosecution 18 years ago halting future legal proceedings against the former chief superintendent.
Despite Deasy's disclaimers, he halted future purchases of iPads under that contract saying that Los Angeles Unified needed to start anew to include "lessons learned" and to benefit from advances in technology.
Last week, however, Deasy halted future purchases under that contract, saying that Los Angeles Unified needed to start anew to include "lessons learned" about the project and to benefit from advances in technology.
